Syrian President to Visit France | TVNET News

At the same time, the international community remains concerned about the new Syrian administration, while Chara’s visit to France has been condemned by Marina Lepena, the leader of the National Conservative Camp.

“This meeting is part of France’s historical obligations to the Syrian people who seek peace and democracy,” Elize Palace said on Tuesday.

Macron will “re -express France’s support for new Syria, free, stable and sovereign Syria, which respects all the components of Syrian society,” the president’s office said.

Macron will also emphasize “its demands for the Syrian government primarily with regard to the region, including Lebanon, and the fight against terrorism,” the statement said.

Lepena accuses Macron for having talks with a jihadist who has been involved in the Islamic State and Al Qaeda.

“Emmanuel Macron once again destroys the image of France and discredits its commitment, especially among allies, to fight Islamism,” Lepena said on the platform X.

French Foreign Minister Jean Noel Barro defended negotiations.

“The safety of the French population in Syria at the game,” Barro told RTL, adding that it is important to combat terrorism and drug smuggling in the country affected by the conflict and to control migration.

Not engaging in contacts with Syrian and Lebanese leaders would be equivalent to the “red carpet for the” Islamic State “”, the minister warned.

French companies are already ready to participate in Syria’s restoration.

Last week, the French logistics giant CMA CGM signed a 30 -year agreement on the development and operation of the Latakian port.